1920 – Muskogee, OK

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Added to OHD on 3/13/19 - Last OHD Update: 7/25/22

117 S 14th St, Muskogee, OK 74401

4 Bed
2 Bath
2376 Sq Ft
0.54 Ac.

National Register Property

"Rowsey Mansion" This 20th century home is located on a corner lot in Historical Kendall District. The home sits on a half acre lot with inground sports pool, pool house, 8ft stucco fence, gated entry, etc... The interior of the home has tons of original classic features. It has 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, lots of hardwood floors, tons of fireplaces, and character galore. This is a must see home!

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Mary Carter, Coldwell Banker Select :: 918.637.7961

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Kelly, OHD | 15308 comments

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4 years ago

A Revival blend of Mission, Spanish and maybe a little Italian Renaissance.

This street/neighborhood has some other beautiful Revival homes as well. Posted this some time ago but here it is again. 🙂

Jill | 17 comments

That closet is awe inspiring. I’d need to buy more shoes to justify it.

Jodi | 7 comments

Reply to Jill | 17 comments | 17 comments

I thought it would make a perfect craft room!

StevenF | 932 comments

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My perfect era and this one does not disappoint. The fireplaces are fine examples from this era (though one is extremely sooty). Can soot like that be cleaned or is it just to messy to undertake? The previous owner of my house burned a fire with the flu closed and I tried removing the soot with a soot sponge but it was a nightmare and I resorted to re painting. Water just turned it to staining “mud”.

Jerry Clarke | 78 comments

Reply to StevenF | 932 comments

Use muratic acid and a scrub brush, works great.

Kimberly62 | 4098 comments

Reply to Jerry Clarke | 78 comments | 78 comments

Jerry, I buy this acid in 55 ga drums for my job. How does a house owner come by this?

Tomascz | 220 comments

Reply to Kimberly62 | 4098 comments

Home Depot or ACE hardware by the quart or gallon. Limeaway might be a better bet in this class. Muriatic Acid is dilute Hydrochloric acid, I believe. It would be serious overkill.

Bethany | 3796 comments

This house is very SoCal looking–I was surprised to see it’s in OK. I love it!

Clay | 42 comments

It’s “All About Eaves”. The exterior has great lines, and the interior has great possibilities.

Kandi | 231 comments

What a grand old dame!

Tn woman | 39 comments

Beautiful home.You can by the acid at home depot.

Phillip | 490 comments

I love this house, what a presense from the street. It is unfortunate that somehow part of its lot was lost to the neighbors for their garage. Painful. I would have to imagine that at one time that wall extended all the way around the back of the property. The drive would have circled around the back of the house. Woodwork and fireplaces are stellar and I like the kitchen a lot. The elevator addition is rarely a good thing but with effort can hopefully be removed and patch the holes. Of course at this price you have to expect some issues. Still it is a great old house.

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